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shed/workshop tool security box

mcbert · 2020-01-05 20:58:58

Hey, Wondering if or how people are securing their tools. I'll be moving soon, planning on setting up a small workshop in the back garden. I wont have loads of value in there but a few bits would still be worth taking if they did get inside. So what to do to make life difficult for them? I'm thinking a big heavy metal box…

05-01-2020 8:58pm

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mcbert

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Hey,

Wondering if or how people are securing their tools.

I'll be moving soon, planning on setting up a small workshop in the back garden. I wont have loads of value in there but a few bits would still be worth taking if they did get inside.

So what to do to make life difficult for them? I'm thinking a big heavy metal box screwed into concrete floor. I see metal tool chests for sale but I don't see anywhere to attach them to floor or to anything else. Instead, they often have wheels.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

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#2 06-01-2020 9:09am

tabby aspreme

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Get a van strong box , drill holes through the base of it and bolt it to the floor with rawl bolts

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